Rex Begonia Vine Hanging Basket - Live Plant in a 6 Inch Pot - Cissus Discolor - Extremely Rare and Beautiful Vining Indoor Houseplant - Air Purifying

Cissus Discolor, a native of Java, is commonly found growing in the warm and humid rainforests there. It is well-loved as a houseplant due to its attractive large leaves and climbing habit. The Begonia vine thrives in warm, bright indirect light. It can survive winter in areas with a USDA hardiness rating of 11 or above. During the summer, it prefers temperatures between 70-80°F (21-27°C) and in the winter it should be kept at 65-70°F (18-21°C). Water the Cissus amazonica regularly during the growing season of spring and summer, but do not let the soil become completely dry. To support growth, provide fertilizer every three to four weeks from spring to fall. This Rex Begonia vine doesn't need any specific maintenance. But to give it a bushier and fuller appearance, you can trim it slightly every two months. This will help control its growth, particularly if you grow it on a trellis or in a hanging basket. The Cissus Discolor, also known as the Rex Begonia, is a stunning plant native to the tropical rainforests of Java. Its leaves are large and beautifully colored with shades of green, silver, and purple blending together. The undersides and vines have a rich burgundy to deep purple hue. Despite its name, the Cissus Discolor is not part of the Begonia family but is closely related to the Vitaceae family, which includes the grapevine.